Manx Breast Cancer Group invests £20,000 in facility
Patients travelling through the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool will be able to wait in a new quiet room.
The Manx Breast Cancer Support Group has funded the facility, at Prince’s Half-Tide Dock, for anyone who is unwell.
It’s cost £20,000 and mirrors similar facilities in Liverpool and Ronaldsway airports.
Julie Stokes is chair of the charity:
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